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Is.arog h.is TIED. ass.i.s wessiy sal. q -s.s:
n.hs'' END 'a'n cue. the ie'''"ins attractions:
/ MasceIlaneous lot Of BACK Au.woo, stocA;p.tts
Jerseyp (nhout ~. plain and veet Front styiee ex
client aT.aass Sizes. "a. a6, 3s snd 40;
"o os1n SIZE. IN WRAPS
Il mack beaded Slk Grenadins Short wnp. Size
Regular ss Price. .e,s.
(Third ioor1
DD ~ ,o a =. t. know exactly how
Re,ss q Gloves q ssch size We can ell Zach season
buy close out these odd Sizes
fsiIs T.S,s: Button Length Jersey Silk Gloves
e Rs1 Tsns , pio GrsyA sisss' Sh 0snd On
Remnant Price -. re-
II pairs Ladies' 6.bp,ton length English Jsrsey slk
a assmnsn ps'i rsiss 60
g pair Ladies' 6-6uttOn length Lace-top Kns siif
aSemnsntn 'i prics. ...s1.gg
% pairs chldren's ai-siik Lace Mitls. cream. mode
kssu 1tue prsc. o.,
nnn sIyrcn e. Aoc
To.,nor-ow wa =. ss. yH o1as II,.,. Mt, v,.
1 R:s, %i.IiR51s j.sisss Sizes g. " and g.
"Remnant' Price %
We have taken from stock about 10 Black 9oseamers
sizes ST. So ana 81 incR WSich h.Ts Ses1
s and d so each We cfier them Friday It TIE
low " Remnant" price 0f 15c; each
SLIGHTLY soILED" shswia
sn ss
six wass Gnns sh si SIZE
a sssnn.n R5i Rsi.. 90
sssans gold
kssai,; Priss .n'.y @.oo,orea SIS
- ..''s.'. fliiiid aoorij.
The recent ,..es s.Iss =, tns.a soo.
pos ces. ot 9S5 9est selling styss we
WE Nsvv Rl~s H k.,Ces Chit. , s,,... 49,. ,
lar cuffs and nocEat stt.ched Si. A''" WI
REGULAR Price. s''..'.' ''-'i'e. S4Ao To- Al Ok
Nawv n,,;s Fe;,y a,;;t .Sc
ana pocket wall ma.is SI,s'yRT AA~A' SOAA"A' S''
Ro9niar Price, 'A-e W. al 20
aRennant; pic::'
GRAY FLANNEL Shirt ised front collar rfis and
Rgo saH'sr Sizs ICY. s,.o
seT man, Price o:,;.. No.. s,.: :Slo9
gray collar CUTS and Docket attScbed Sizes ixE and
Is IN. "' 0N' "AN 'o.A0' "''''Ae"' eAA'' A-' "A~
Regular Price, .s275
4 fs tina ssI rr1ss an; -: Al:
fs,ndarad N;1St S6 SttrH I1;bpv ao;,ad s,,oa
14x 15T i8 and f8k Snif's' Snsnus '''ieu' "'Ae'
a assnlss R.G S;;c. s1ss and q Is
Fine Ti.ie ..sinf ercsi
lent quality, soiled. Size So in.
Assaias nF'f Fries: s.5Ss
variety Of exceent stries ana co,ors Sizes az and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-09

IL Il too bad that President Cleveland ana ,es
senator Thurman could not have timed their y.Sita
10 TIE executive mansion In Albany this wccI 50
as 70 De there az the same time. We autnow
"aat happens when Greek meets Greeh.n but a
CURIOUS world must restrain its imparenoe % learn
naae WOULD take place n 'the noocesstRman OF
them al" whose Presidential aspsr.t,on. ar.
ended, should face the man whose,a,a bafsop "a ~
Ssesd, acroe the mahogany OF q cAadidase sim
waking for a chance
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Sr.1xa HAn

DoNaArs NEW YoaH STYLE N sPRYNo HATS.
. as1novasdssd ineodaesr Of Hssd Gear IN
Asf'e~ NONE genuine unless beaxinx their tssdo
wnIIrr arp1E.
soss AgszA HssAas csN
0oS psnn'a sySnua
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Eso.Av,ss An Dr. Srxzrsa.

xnsxsving % meta md wood. Ionosrsms sna ey,.a,
. seaA witches OF ewelyy Card sQgTSvn9 nd nrSnt
20. s4el sDguv!nG y I'll it, branches 6ook6jsdSFs'
staHys tH Ma{kpg ana ~ 6nds o. sfalnpi1s msssslS
Gold e c0yW buu3en enbrcidefing Re.alias and sdI
kinds Of lodge paxaphexnAliA mhlY
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$40.

$ZO. SPECIAL. $40.
We offer This Week the choice Of one hun
dred styles Of Csssimeres. Cheviots, etc. etc, of
foreign and domestic make, to order 1t twenty
other house names for suits made from same
grade Of goods.
Tailoring Department
eAxs AND COMPANY.
We also o5sr the ehoics Of about 1900 AL
Wool suttA ready made. guaranteed perfect At
ting. ct ten dollars . suit in both Sack aud
Froct styles. we'll msde-eoods thoroughly
shrunk before being cut. Where else can such
values be found outside Of our Mems Clothing
Department.
sAKS AND COMPANY
In our Boys Clothing Department we are
Offering the choice Of about 1900 Suits for
Boya ages to ID. ct s350. every suit gusran-
teed to be Strictly An-wool Cut on correct
psinciplss. 90 they are sure to ct we'll Made
mp in all the various shapes that boys delight to
wesf. Such - plain. plssted and Norfolk
styles. Blouse and Sailor Suits in plain and
fancy colors. See If you can duplicate any one
Of these suits elsewhere for a6
sAKs AND COMPANY.
In our Hat Department we sre Offering Straw
Hats from IS cents up. Every shape and style
of Hats In Straw that fashion ssys b fit to wear
can here be found in abundance. We are daily
selling Aackinaw Straw Hsts-sailor shape, to
numbers Of ladies-young ladies for their own
uss, the prsttisst hsad-drsss imaginable ON
pretty girl
sAKs AND COMPANY
The sale Of Sample Shoes still goes bravely
on The Sample" IL invariably the best Of the
lot, and when seen in connection with the
prices Ne name. sell ON sight We bought these
Manufactures Samples Of Ladies'. Gents,
Boys and Misses Shoes very low. We are
selling them very low. They won't be long
here at the rate they're selling
sAKs AND COMPANY.
For anything in the Furnishing Goods line,
suspenders. Hosiery, Scarfs. Underwear,
Shirts. Collars. Cuffs. Umbrellas, Handker-
chiefs and Jewelry, At popular prices, look in
our Gents Furnishing Department.
sAXs AND COMPANY.
OF course you're going away this summer!
Then you'll want Trunk or Satchel No
mstter what kind. size or style you need, you're
sure to find it here-at prices that are sure to
please you. AZ least. look over our stock and
note our prices before buying No argument
needed to convince you that this is the place to
buy with advantage to yourself
sAKs AND COMPANY.
GENERAL oUTFITrERs,
-. SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE
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H. ID. BARR
IMPORTER AND TAILOR
hes ths honor % inform you that a1s NEW GOODS
have Just arrived
Mr. DAx1 0uOoAl1y - eli gafmeneB made In his
txbttahment.
ss.srs at4 1o1 konnaylvania avenue
Uh17 Warrington. D O
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WANTED-HEI,Ps


WaA,NsI1EnD.m.A,, LADY or GOOD AgDNEss Ar
g first Apply at Rooms aud ., 701 9TH St. secSnd
mistress for hotel in this city; hotel carrentsr
II MATT Is sfa5s 81 sU fE NV
WANTED-woMEN OooKs-s1O 10 R5, HEAD
w Waiter and 150 Side Waitsr for resort and Hotel
lGs Eesna .Rs a
WssTs. Ian,T HSNEE In. sosD
d. c. te9-3t'
WANIEpa:JAa SILENT or ACTIVE PARTNER
w with $500 to buy out seven-year established
NEk, Star ofhce a0 ''e-''eA" pa''0'' A0 seea.
WANTED-A cATERFR TO TAKE CHARGE OF
" ainine rooms for the summer mouths, twelve
o once wife and two small children Address Gar
Ant. Pp..INMEDIATELY-AT 1917 B ST.
WANTED-AN- EXPERIENCED DREssMAKER
w Apply immediately. 1901 10Th st. sc. lt'
WANTED--wHITE AND COLORED WOMEN.
E:sS i:sE VIC s NIX sSSa
WANTED-A BOY IN STORE. ABOUT 10 YEARS
old one not :beye work ToPHAMs Trunk aud
sna .E saf 4vsS o S,S a .s
6oolock pan, at 734 l7th st NV. 1t
WANTED.A YOUNG MAN AZ CLERK IN AN
.nS cSs Apply l2os St. I'd door between 10
WANTED-SETTLED WHITE GIRL ROB GEN.
,ath e ef Homework; German preferred. CAL S29
WANTED-AT OMEGA WHITE Girl. or wO.
oa man; to cook in small family; German rrsserrs'
sssss2 = e. . Asas sas I q u. HdE
pest largest and most abrasive book on the great
and
w femaie5, wsiters drivsrs .nd others. this City
:Hs Sse e. 'Js
WaasE Hs.5 IS ssETrIEp MRIrE MSXAS ~
s.ie sRe a?e and r'an''
WANTED-A MAN TO MILK AND WORK ON A
N'ss dairy sSs farm kSgRly to ouzckESBusA aoI
WANTED-SIN0I.E WHITE MAN TO SWEEP
esh /, ss0f ss s.s %sss 5s: Apply
WANTRD-wAITERs FOR SPRING AND CITY,
country and Sairess men, three rs
SUsaEss . ]. nAn
WANTED-A REsPEcTABIE BOY FOR HOUSE
msndss HpSx ss e q I must be we"
sondnes b .a,s. Hsa
:pa aad' 81 e.
w new "fnternationsi fsiior system" with any inch
ruleor alone ali scientinc t.ilors and
eminent Paris. Berlin and London dressmskers cut
Patterns cut, materials fitted basted drsped or made
The system taught by Mime. g. J. MESSER "Con-
seryatory Of Nodes" 1922 stn.w, Washington
DC. te0-5ws
WANTED-A WOMAN OF SENSE AND ENERGY.
w located outside principal cities for business
in her locality salary about $50 monthly references
exchanged. E. J. JOHNSON, Supt., II Barclay s.,
ny. my26-th. fr-4w
WANTED 10000 LADY AGENTS AT ONCE:
w entirely new undergarment: outfit free condi-
tionally Agents average SO to ego d daily can
je37t' 80 Lakeside Bldg, Chicago, Ill
WANTED-MEN. WOMEN, BOYS AID GIRLS
w for light and profitable employment: picture
business; no humbug Send Toe. for valuable pack
age TO commence Only few hundred will be dis
tributed Address ALBANY SUPPLY Co. Albany.
NY. mytj-3Ot
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F,ssr CLEARING SALE Or TINS
+ E I'M 81 E! e.
F. q . { E.. lfAal Is +. :
e. e. / Fl Nv:
III s.: /,
Y a e. III III III T :: :;
$; 4 t t.. s. f :: ::
/ :: :: GENT.
WE ARE RATHER EARLY IN THE SEASON TO
ADVERTISE OUR CLEARING SALE, BUT NONE
TOO EARLY FOR THOSE IN NEED OF MILL
merry.
We trust our customers appreciate reductions 1t
opportunity while stock large to select from
Please call early to avoid the great rush.
READ KINGS PALACE OFFERINGS:
Lot comprises choice line Of Colored Fine English
Mans latest shapes. sold formerly at q So g. and
S2.26. sre now sold at rs cents, u. and s1.25.
Lote Colored Union Misns, in al shapes sold for
merly at rs cents 81. and @125 are now sold ut so
and IS cents only.
Lots One thousand lovely bonnets in all the differ.
snt brsids styles and colors sold formerly at So
cents and a. your choice At % cents only.
Lot The finest selection Of the latest styles in white
hats and bonnets, Aae English Milaus 1t 81 cents
q, S1.25 and 81 50 only.
Lot 8. Children's Hats, trimmed and untrimmed, in
all colors and shspss, Ut g. 40. so and IS cents
The largest and choicest line ever offered.
FLOWERS! FLOWERSl
Flowers that not only bloom in the spring. but low.
ers handsome choice styles: flowers that will make
hat bonnet look lovely: flowers of the newest de.
signs and elegant combinations Buttsrcups Clover,
Field Flowers, Snowballs and Daisies, which we are
selling at 20. IS, 80 aud IS cents bunch only the
best snd cheapest ever offered In the city.
RIBBONS! RIBBONsl
Satin, silk and fancy ribbons At great reduction
PARAsoLsi PARAsoLs.
Fine Gloria Umbrellas at sl4e only, sold elsewhere
ct s150. . bargain
Handsome hat and bonnet trimmings, Gsuzes, Sursh
Silks and vslvsts. Silk Mule At . heavy discount
ATTEND OUR FIRST CLEARING SALE.
IT WILL PAY YOU.
f. #EE$I$;ss;:: =:
F. F.; 4 !, + i i $ 8'ss F. !
s14 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
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just above advertisement IL being sent 20 prsss
the arrival Of new Fans Is announced.
The following Il hasty description Of some Of them:
S2.6S-Hah 0suzs and half Satin Fans hsud-psintsd;
former price was oa9S.
SI0S-Cockfeather Fans hand painted sticks and bow
Of ribbon to match feathers: former price az S.
Sl6S-Blsck Ostrich Feather Fans silk cord and tas-
sci; former price was $2.68.
SL3b-Black Gsuze Fans. with black lace border,
carved sticks; former price was $3.50.
SSc.-Satn Fans, spsngled feather tips, Ill color;
former price 81. 90.
6Sc.Satn Fsns all colors hand insid sticks
to match color Of fan. former price 9Sc.
49c.-Hand PAINTED GAUGE Fsna inlsid sticks: former
price Csc.
We have not heard from our buyer % can't explain
low prices the Fans are 10 much cheaper
than our regular stock shall have them on seps.
rate table for tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-09

The magician hermann, who has Just died NJ,
Carlsbad, Is noe the Hermann who lately ep,rr.
tanned the amusement-seekers or Washipt,ton
but an uncle who visited this country more
than quarter OF 4 century ago. and vas the nrst
wissrd on our side Of the Atlantic nc last 10 as.
sumo the titie ''prestidigitateur. He also .ntro.
dueed the custom. adopted by hts successor. of
opening his performance by throwing PLAYING.
cards from the stage 70 al psrts OF the house He
was accompanied BY his wife, u aigni;iad woman
OF about his own age. who mystined their Ameri-
can audiences with her exhibitions OF s.second
sight. aIterward carried TO a stiu aiyher degree
OF perfection b. Mss Heller
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-09

SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
M0NTELLO-XT THE INTERSECTION OF sCTH
M and w sts. aud New York ave. extepded The
most accessible Of the city suburbs seven minutes
commanding most magnificent vieyA
my2S-s,t tn, thtiul5 L q LOOnA 4ontsllo.
HEALIN0 BY LAYING on or hands NER-
~ voasness. Hyste1a. WskefulnssA !Eeatse4 VITAL
out medicine or re,ncyal Of clQthtR6 XasPs Of w.
men apecaalty. By ". T. PAkXER 80 lob q ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-09

25c. Handkerchiefs for 1870
25c. Handkerchiefs for 12kc.
Csc. Aandkerchiefs for 1870.
25c. Handkerchief for 1Ykc
Csc. handkerchief for l2Hc.
s11t is an actual fact that w WIN offer Tomorrow
Csc. Handkerchiefs for l21sc. We have plcnty-over
ESQ dossn-and we are making proht on them.
Every handkerchief warranted extra line and pure
linen, hemstitched borders Exquisite patterns and
colors We show them in solid colors with fancy ns-
ured ceutsfs with Roman borders, with small white
centers, and figured borders. We show "a different
patterns We don't exsggerate in writing msny Of
these Handkechiefs worth 36c and very cheap 1t
25e.. and startling surprise at 1870.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-09
A Wu.x Or B4aeArss.

The goods secured by the PA1AIs ROYAL buysrs
now visiting the Wholesale mafets srs arriving daily
Having closed out the summer stocks At several MANS
f'cssssss We srs quoting prices phs.eGipsily isv.
Child's Suits for g. 90, well worth s5
Gentlemen's Scarfs for 25c. good value at Soc.
Superior Straw Sailor Hats CSC, worth SSc
Very wide Swiss Embroideries 25c. worth Soc
Choice Oxydized Silver Jewelry at sbsurd prices.
42-inch Oriental Lace Flouncings Asc.. worth csc
&c, &c, &c.
The last arrived sre HANDKERCHIEFa md the
quantities so arRs and values %
we hasten to advertise .
ssss gPP ZEE Sce II A +
:: :: F. +. e. t | {. { f..
=: =: +. + + +
ssss ia kL1t kss - -
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FOR RENT-STORFS


LNOR RENT-SToRE-CORNER SIXTH STREET
II and Massachusetts, NV. Je7:Bs
IrOR RENT-sToRE AND CELLAR, CORNER OF
- 9th and SITS. nv. suitable for business any
kind Apply to W. c. JOHNSON, us 18th ST. n. W.
myl2-1m
IOR RENT-SToRE AND CELLAR. 4Os 18TH
IL ST, door from Pennsylvania ave. also rooms )
and g. LIST door building corner Pa ave and 18th st
Apply to JAMES T. DAVIS SONS. l20l Pa ave. cor.
I'm st. my3-2m
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lSOR RENT-STABLE-IN REAR OF 1872 ST;
II and very desirable: five stalls and carriage
room. Apply TO A l. BRlCE. ia 18th 1t. myl6-sm
KHOR RENT--LEARN TYPE-wRITING-
II Machines rented at IS per month and sold On
monthly payments
my4-:jni "CALIGRAPH OFFICE" e33 stnw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-09

The predominance or the Notwithstanding m.
lions In certain branches OF science and art has
received more than one striking illustration OF
late years The court dentists Of the Euronesn
continent are for the most part Americans
Empress Eugene. when at the sopmost point OF her
prosperity, derived more benent from the advice
o. an American physician than from any in France
The German Crown Prince Is under the dtrect c,re
OF British surgeon; and Mr.. Jay Gould who 70.
sersed the current the other day by cabling nom
New York u Paris for a remedy for his neuralgia
was disguised enough 20 md that he could have
got the Same thing. without prescription. or a
druggist Just arouad the corner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-09

Prince Alfred Won Wreds, q member OF one OF
tne most flostrioes houses In Austria, having be-
rome financially embarrassed has gone into the
grocery trade % recoup his fortunes and all the
high society OF the empire is shocked. of course
The theory OF the nobility Of all monarchical
countries Is that 20 daobie IN merchandise, or to
labor with the hands, Is a deadly disgrace The
great fok are expected 10 live On credit after their
money has run out The idea OF earning an honess
and respectable livelihood Is beyond their cornpre
hension- Prince Alfred Won wrede deserves all the
honor he VIII get from sensible people In Austria
and outside Of II, for taking the stand he hae
against class prejudice
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

IHOR RENT-OFFICES. UNFINISHED ROOMS
y and rooms for storaee-elig1bly located opposite
City Hall and Park. 424 9th 81. n W. Mrs r. X FL
LOTT. Iypewritng and copying. Satisfactory
work guaranteed. Iesl-3t
NOR RENT-TwO NICE OFFICE ROOMS LoWTR
II moor, 635 Ut. after July l. 1887, ut SO Der
mouth. BY the year Will PAPER and paint aud thor
ouehly renoyste rooms.
JOHN Il. BEALL CO.
te1-3m 1921 z ST NV.
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VALUABLE FARM. ABOCT MILES FROM
adjoining Mversd.le trecently purchased ty 3 New
York syndicate 70 be subdivided): contains from zoo
TO 225 acres threeourths beng well set ~ gra.s rest
in growing crops; divided into seven helds: fenced
field: residence and OF modern style all necessary
outbuildings; commanding superb view OF surround
Solder Home 5nd HyfntSsyHl1Ris IA ESr
Ass c9sss ss:s.sn YH Sps sS sss,a convey n s
spect same. my1l-lm'
0yANBRIDGE, NAss~TO LET-NEAR THE COL
" lese house Of Is rocsns with stable az IN com
Address ROWLAND. Cambridge. =. o., Mass. splD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12
U1L11AM O. BRADLEY FOR GoTERNoR

NOMINATED BY THE KENTUCKY REPUBLICANs-AN
ENTHUSIASTIC CONVENTION
LOUISVILLE May IL LSpeeiab.-The most enthusiastic
and harmonious Republican convention assembled In
Kentucky in many years was In session here tonight
Judge r. L. Morrow called the convention to ORDER and
I'm his address said: unlike Henry Waterson, who an
nounced last that he had been with the Democratic
party the MONDAY OF secession we have been Re
publcans since the noontde Of universal liberty Mhen
their nominee General Buckner, sad Don't underrate
the strength OF the enemy, he was right When there
were $4,000 Republican votes In Kentucky
and 100 votes in the Legislature, the Demo
Gratis redistrcted the stato so as to leave
only seven members OF tho Legislature Ihey
left us only Congressional district and that was hung
10 loyal East Tennessee But we have grown We nave
won Congressional districts We started In with one
circuit Judge we have five. We are moving on the
enemy be that the hero OF Doneson Is going 10
make another unconditional surrender"
In naming Republican Presidents and men OF note he
referred TO Blaine the greatest leader and sherman as
the greatest business OF the Nation At the mention
of each name there tumultuous applause.
Curtis +. Burnham was made permanent chairman, and
by acclamation William o. Bradley, Of Lancaster, was
nominated for Governor platform was adopted
condemning Democratic party for notorious msna
agement OF State hnances by which sinking funh 9i
So 600 900 has disspated and the state len dept
condemning Cevelands veto Of the Dependent Pension
bill and his neglect Of the River aud arbor bill favor
ing Federal aid education and indOrsng Homo kuie
for Ireland crcislng the Democratic management Oh
convict labor. In bringing II into competition win free
labor thus arousing wOrkngmen TO riot only heli IN
check by troops and denouncng Democratic neglect OF
public schools which the children OF the poor g
norant and helpless Strong ground Is taken Tor pro-
| tectve tariff
| Mr.. Bradley accepted the nomination in ringing
speech arraigning the Democratic party for It's silence
state affairs in its platform. General Buckner sat IN
a box In full view while Bradley speaking and at
times moved uncasy Bradley is about forty old,
was one OF the 3O6 who stood BY Grant Is able law
yer and has a fine reputation He will gather ~ the sup
| port OF the party the young and progressive men.
Matt" ODoherty, Of Louisville, was nominated Tor
| m
prominent temperance worker. will be named for super
\ intendent OF Public Instruction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12
1nssEs IN VARIOUS PLACES

CHICAGO, May IA dispatch 10 The Hr'es from Peo-
ria ILL., SAYS: The Union Seed Drill Works OF selby.
Starr a. CO. were burned tonight The loss Is SlOOoOo
insurance $4,000.
CALAIS. Maine, May 1l.-Fire destroyed sha"s en
merry at Grand Lake Stream at noon.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May ll.-At one O'Clock TINS morn
ing fire broke out Ia the second story OF DyaS knitting
Conanv,s factory The flames spread TO Robin Joness
creamery Tho Merchants Exchange soon In flames
i was saved with slight loss The loss is estimated at
about $40 900 mainly insured
HAyERnIIL, Mass, May ia fire al Newton Nillabe'
" H. last night in the livery stable of George H. hoyt'
,,os coused bv horse Kicking over lighted lantern
Twentyone buildings burned at loss oil SZIoooi
insurance ample
GLoUcEsrER Mass, May 1.-THE hghschool building
was nearly destroyed with the furniture, by fire To-Day
IL is insured Tor $4,000.
CONCORD n H., May 1.-The Town House, n church
and several DIV elngs at New wBoson NJ H. were burned
day
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RIVERS STILL RISING IN NEw-BRUYswIcK.

ST. JOHN. n. B., May IL (SpecaD.-It is feared at
Fredericton that the worst of the flood yet TO
There a heavy rain yesterday The water has sur
rounded the Gas House and 1t Is impossible To light the
city. At Sheffield short distance below Fredericton.
people have been driven TO the upper stories of their
dwellings. aud obliged to take their stock into the
houses with thenL The Congregational minister had 10
take his into the parsonage and the Methodist cer
gyman had to provide like shelter for his horse There
was great deal OF stock that could not be saved The
animals oatcd down the with barDs aud otner
0ntbudngs Hundreds OF cords OF wood that had been
cut In winter and piled along tho banks ready for ship
men 10 the United States have been carried OIL Several
churches along the river In Sunbury County could not
pc occupied sunday the water being several feet
IN he pews The river six inches higher than in l53
sa We people are so alarmed that they moving q
the highlands All traffic on the railway north OF Wood
STOCK suspended Connection is made with Gibson by
transfer ~ ~ ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

NATIONAL MEETING Of CATHOLIC KMNiGHISs M aI,s.,,,
CuIcAGo May 1.-THE Supreme Council OF the Cath0io
Knights OF resumed is session THIS morning Inc
connc in OF the whole decided 10 deprive Al
the the right OF voting on all measures 0rouso
issue 0f q ballot - .a
A DEMOCRAT AGE ONE HUNDRED AND TWO
FHrtPoKT ILL., May 1.-The oldest man IN Stephenson
n not In illinois died last evening At his homo near
tisciiy Smith would have been IOZ years OF aye
had he lived until 20 He cast his frat Prosdenta
vote for lanes Madison and his last Tor Grover CleNeI
and had always been a Democrat He never rode on rail-
road train and ate meal at a hotel
A NEW EXCHANGE IN CHICAGO
futcIGo NAV 1.-The Board OF Trade stock Exchange
net Yesterday and elected Charles L. Hutchinson
samuel Powell auditor; q. h. stone secretary
and n A assistant secretary J. H. Wilklns was
made manager Exchange The new Exchange now mas
455 members.
FARM WORK DONE UNDER COMPULSION
Ctsco Tex May l1Recenty family OF idlers at Rising
suu prepared land for planting IN spshou manner ImtJ
were visited crowd OF twenty nelghDors VINO copehcu
them 10 do the work over and 40 IL well
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
U,RnIsnIjRG MAY il.-At a meeting OF the Democratic
held here to-day Allentown August 81 was
upon as place and time for holding the noxt stao
Convention.
HIGH LICENSE IN PENNSYLVANIA.
HARRIsBIRG PENN May 1.-THE High License Dill to-day
passed vote OF 30 to IL 1he b was al once
for concurrence In the senate amend
ments which by vote Of lz2 yeas TO % nays